Daulat Ram College, Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Poor , the infrastructure could be good old construction and the drinking water is poor as well could have been better but poor condition the fee is high compared to infrastructure Classes are also small

Good excellent , the teachers are good they give their level best output the psychology dept is the best known in the college rather than that others are good too all over the academics are good and amazing

Not sure what enough about it but it says that there are very few placements in the college but i. Future' they will work upon it and will bring changes need to get a good cgpa for placements and all

My course costs around 31000 the fee is too much according to the course it should have been less

Poor too much competition

Infrastructure is average. Facilities are also nice canteen area is very large and the equipments provided are also very good. It will. Be developed more in the future campus area is also very goodd.

Faculty is very nice. Academic result of our college is also very good. Teachers are well experienced and very good. They make things very easy to understand and provide projects and practicals for learning.

Placements as per I have learnt from our seniors are very useful plus provide us to earn as well as learn many new things. Commerce students are much benefitted from these placements but our college also provides for other course students as well.

It's absolutely value for money. It has more annual fees as compare to other North campus colleges but as per the college's concern, some part of our course fees contributes to our infrastructure and faculty as well.

College infrastructure is not too good. College library and auditorium is good. There is no AC in the Classes. College building is not well maintained. College campus is very small. Sports complex is average.

Faculty is good here. Teachers are very friendly. They are very helpful and well behaved. College is good at academics. This college has best faculty. They use smart board in class for better understanding.

Placement cell always prefer bcom , eco honours courses in placement. There are companies like KPMG , TCS and reliance etc. Also this year namo also joined in placement. Average placement is 6 lakhs. College is average in placement.

Academics wise , this college is very nice. But infrastructure lacks here . It values money but you can prefer other colleges of university of Delhi. Faculty is good here . If a student is only coming for academics then it's good otherwise it's not that much good.

Crowd is good here. College is very happening. College societies are very active. A whole lot of events keep on happening regularly which are very interesting and seminars that are informative. We have fun here

Awesome college , great professor and many scope for the future. The subject are interesting and the professor guide you throughout the journey and helps us in other background also. Options for other fields are also available.

The teacher always explains all the topics properly and they help us a lot throughout the journey. there are a lot of assignment and work which helps us build ourselves on the long term. The subject are easy to understand.

The placement are available only for economics and bcom not for ba hons. for history and other subjects there is very little scope for a good placement it's not worth it if you want a job after studies in your hand.

The price is insanely high as compared to other delhi university colleges for no particular reason. No additional facilities are provided to us and the price is way too high for the facilities available.

Literally many fests are organised almost every day is a fest something or other is being organised. Many campaign are being held for various purposes. There is a high scope to learn many things through experience.

Awesome college , great professor and many scope for the future. The subject are interesting and the professor guide you throughout the journey and helps us in other background. Just it's not worth it for the money it takes.

It's good as having air conditioned rooms but the buildings are under construction and there can be better than this but at last its good.It is also having hostel facilities but as I heard infrastructure can be good .

Taking about academics is good and faculty is also very supportive.As I saw many alumni are from the college , which are best in their field . And the staff helps a lot which made students very motivated.

Abou placements I don't know much but as I heard it is having value. As I am a fresher I am not having much knowledge, learning new and seaking more opportunities but at last it is having good placements in many companies etc.

Campus life is very good and having a very much good environment but as comparison it's quite small.

goodCollege infrastructure refers to the physical and organizational structures that support academic and extracurricular activities. This includes classrooms, laboratories, libraries, sports facilities, and dormitories. A well-developed infrastructure enhances the learning environment, fosters student engagement, and promotes collaboration, ultimately contributing to a positive educational experience and successful outcomes for students.

goodAcademics encompass the study of subjects, research, and intellectual pursuits in educational institutions. It includes coursework, assessments, critical thinking, and skill development, fostering knowledge and personal growth among students.

goodPlacement refers to the process of matching students with job opportunities, internships, or industry experiences. It involves career services, recruitment events, and networking to enhance employability and professional development.

goodValue for money refers to the balance between the quality and benefits of a product or service relative to its cost, ensuring that customers receive satisfactory returns on their investments.

goodCampus life is vibrant and dynamic, featuring diverse social interactions, academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, cultural events, friendships, personal growth, late-night study sessions, and unforgettable memories that shape future experiences.

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The college have all the necessary infrastructure and there is making of a new building also. The campus is not very large but is sufficient and accommodates everything. It has a big sports complex ground with gym facilities. There is not AC in all the classrooms but it is provided in some classes. Smart boards are also present in some lecture halls. The canteen food is okay , but you should prefer Nescafe or amul

I'm persuing history hons. And the history faculty is very helpful and highly knowledged teachers. It has some options of studying VAC and SEC courses which are helpful for skills and values. They alone can't make us job ready

I can't tell you about placements as it is my first year. But mainly there are placement of students from commerce background but now the clg is trying to bring some hirers for other courses students also

The cost was around 31000 which is quite a big amount in comparison to other colleges. But I don't feel that we are getting our money's worth as the fee is high but there aren't ACs in all classrooms and drinking water is also not always available

College is very happening there is always something going on whether dance practices or ethnic days or Bollywood days . Our NSS jalsa was also very good . The staff is good.

My own experience has just began at the college but I like my college. I like roaming around with my friends I like the societies. The staff is also very acknowledged and teachers are approachable

Although I really like my college. But I don't really like the infrastructure. It's small. And talking about facilities, there's no wifi so that makes it even more difficult to handle things. However, my college is for sure kept clean.

Being an English Honours student, I'm being taught about Indian classical literature, European classical literature and Literary Studies. The quality of teaching is also nice, they are all friendly and understand that we are new to this environment and need time to adjust.

Since I'm also new to college, I don't know much about the placements and the procedure of the same. But what I've heard is that almost all placements are fit for commerce students. There are very few placements for other subjects.

I've made good friends and they are the only reason why I like to stay in college even after classes.

No

The building is quite exquisite and the walkway is also good. The buildings could be better but it's alright. Canteen is very well organised and food is also hygienic. The garden area is the best location of the college.

Academics is not that good. Sometimes it is difficult to understand the lectures going on. The references are very lengthy and are very difficult to understand at first. But with time every concept gets along.

Not know that much about placements. But as much as heard of it placements are very good. Various industries and companies approach the university for the placements with very reasonable packages. So the placements are nice.

Good

The campus life is extremely comfortable.

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Our college is actually pretty well set up with all the basic facilities we need, though there are a few things that could definitely be improved. Most of our classrooms have blackboards and a few even have smart boards—but honestly, these don’t get used much by the teachers. The library is awesome, though; it’s packed with books, journals, and digital resources, and there are computers for research, so it’s a good spot to get serious about studying. For science students, the labs are well-equipped and kept clean, and we have sports facilities for badminton, basketball, and cricket, which is nice for a break from classes. The hostels are decent too, with basic furniture, and the rooms are kept fairly clean. The food quality is hit or miss, but at least it’s hygienic, and we get Wi-Fi in the common areas. The infrastructure inside is pretty nice and well-maintained, but the college could use a bit of a facelift on the outside to match the good stuff inside. And, seriously, we could use ACs in the classrooms for those brutal Delhi summers. All in all, it’s a solid setup that works well, but there’s always room for a few upgrades to make it even better!

I’m studying History Honours because I love learning about the past and how it shapes our present. It’s really interesting to dive into ancient cultures, medieval history, and India’s freedom movement—especially since I’m into Hindu texts and old scriptures. So, this field feels like a perfect fit for me. As for the quality of teaching, our professors are definitely knowledgeable and passionate, but I feel like they don’t always get that we’ve just come straight from school, and the college pace is a whole new level. They teach really fast, and it can be hard to keep up, especially since we’re still figuring out college life. Sometimes, it’s tough to even know what material we’re supposed to focus on because everything moves so quickly, and there’s not much guidance on what’s most important. The curriculum itself is pretty good and covers a lot of the major historical events, but it feels a bit old-school. It would be nice if it included more recent research or modern views on history. As for job readiness, history gives us solid skills like critical thinking and research, but we’ll still need to figure out how to apply them. So it’s not directly job-prep, but it’s a good base if you know how to work with it.

Placements at my college are decent, but it kind of depends on the course you’re in. Since I’m in History Honours, placements aren’t as direct compared to courses like Economics or Commerce, where students seem to have more options. From what I’ve seen, a good percentage of students from those streams do get placed, especially those with high academic scores and extracurriculars. For us humanities students, though, the focus is more on building a solid academic foundation, with some placements in research or teaching. The highest salary packages generally go to students in tech or finance-related courses, but I think the average salary is pretty balanced and reasonable for most fields. The college does have a placement cell that’s helpful and supportive, and they organize workshops and resume-building sessions to prep us. I haven’t been through the placement process myself yet, but from what I hear, it’s relatively smooth, and the college is there to guide students. However, for fields like history, we’d benefit from more connections with institutions or roles directly related to our studies. So, while the placement support is good, it could be more tailored for different streams to better suit each student’s goals.

My course costs a bit more than expected for a DU college—definitely higher than what other DU colleges charge, and honestly, I’m not quite sure why. It’s not like the college facilities are super extraordinary or anything. For a lot of us, especially students coming from other states, it adds up because we also have to cover living expenses in Delhi, which aren’t cheap. As for whether I feel like I’m getting my money’s worth, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. The academics and teaching quality are good, and I enjoy the content of the history course, but the infrastructure and resources don’t really justify the extra cost. Some things, like outdated curriculum topics or limited technology in classrooms, make me question where the higher fees are going. So while I appreciate what I’m learning, it’d feel more worth it if the college offered more in terms of modern resources or better facilities for the extra price.

My college campus has nice green spaces and a good library, but the infrastructure, especially the classrooms, needs improvement. There are many activities, like clubs and sports, and most students are friendly. Professors know their subjects but can forget we’re adjusting from school. The campus is located in a busy area, making it convenient for shopping and transport, and it feels relatively safe. However, I don't have much idea about the emergency response plans in place. Overall, it’s a decent campus, but some updates would enhance the experience.